Tag science
This is kind of touchy. A woman died leaving behind two toddlers. And I am sorry about that. But there’s more to the story that, I think, highlights a profound misunderstanding in our culture. The woman who died at 69… Continue Reading →
The NY Times is doing a victory lap over the blogosphere today: For the most part, the traditional news outlets lead and the blogs follow, typically by 2.5 hours, according to a new computer analysis of news articles and commentary… Continue Reading →
You know how us Christian types are always trying to shut down science. (Insert evil laugh here) So why is it that we’re the ones always embracing new technology and scientific breakthroughs when it comes to babies in the womb…. Continue Reading →
When is science not science? Well not when it’s from someone who believes babies in the womb aren’t just blobs of tissue. A biology program originally approved in the Australian state of New South Wales to teach public schoolchildren about… Continue Reading →
I’ve never been so happy to be a believer in my whole life. Read about this gathering of skeptics and atheists then you decide if you’d rather be with them or here at CMR. The Boston Phoenix reports: Pseudoscience debunkers… Continue Reading →
In a press conference that included federal funding for embryonic stem cell research, President Barack Obama yesterday in effect continued the Bush administration’s “War on Science” by outlawing human cloning, didn’t he? No seriously. Why not cloning? If we allow… Continue Reading →
So it seems that practically every global warming conference keeps having to be cancelled due to snow but still the environmental alarmists persist that the world is heating up faster than a hot-pocket in a microwave. And the fact that… Continue Reading →
You know the old theory that if you had enough monkeys and enough time one of them would randomly type the complete works of Shakespeare. And that’s supposed to prove that complex intelligent life on Earth could randomly occur. But… Continue Reading →
So the New Scientist theorizes that God is an evolutionary construct. No, they’re serious. One of the lines from this “scientific” article concerns the difficulty of “exorcising the ghost of God.” That doesn’t seem very scientific to me but what… Continue Reading →
So I escaped my home for a few hours on Saturday by chloroforming my wife and stapling the children to the carpet and I made my way to Barnes and Noble bookstore nearby for a few hours. I love going… Continue Reading →